Sentence examples for but a problem of from inspiring English sources
"This is not a problem of religion but a problem of egos," said Tahir Ashrafi, a high-profile cleric.
It became not just a succession problem but a problem of holding the board together and keeping the whole governance of the corporation intact.
"RTS represents not just a media problem but a problem of the whole society," said Snjezana Milivojevic, who has studied RTS for over a decade.
But they stopped sneering when they saw his brilliance in realising that the genome was not a problem of chemistry but a problem of computer power.
He had told reporters in the Spanish city that Israeli politics was "not a problem of parties but a problem of peace - how to create a strong coalition for peace".
It is not a money problem, as I have said 1,000 times, but a problem of [the lack of] confidence [that Barça have in him]." Oliver also revealed that the sporting director, Txiki Begiristain, will be leaving the club.
Apparently, this problem is not only of theoretical issue but also a problem of tech-economy as regards electronic circuits.
All these features provide users with high flexibility, but create a problem of uneven distribution of vehicles among the stations.
Trachoma was eliminated from developed countries through improvements of hygiene and sanitation but still a problem of developing countries [ 7].
But there was a problem of commerce.
